Tori Martin’s 'Quit' Breaks Back Into Texas Top 20 As New Video Debuts

Tori Martin’s single “Quit” has returned to the Texas Regional Radio Report Top 20 while a new companion video premieres on Taste Of Country’s Video Countdown. The release adds momentum for the Texas country singer as she works on new music for an upcoming album.

Why it matters: - “Quit” gives Tori Martin another charting single at a time when she is building toward her next album. - The release keeps Martin visible on Texas country radio and in music-video promotion.

What happened: - Tori Martin’s single “Quit” returned to the Texas Regional Radio Report Top 20. - The companion video for “Quit” premiered on Taste Of Country’s Video Countdown over the weekend. - The video was filmed in Nashville at the Stranger Things-themed Hawkins Hideaway. - Justin Frech directed and shot the video for LuckySky Music.

The details: - Allen Foster of Entertaining Options called the song “a triumph of spirit and sentiment.” - The video follows a disheartened dreamer who needs tough love and a reminder of lessons learned. - The setting uses a stripped-down motel look with deep wood-toned walls, nostalgic lamps and 1950s-style floral curtains. - Martin’s vocals are framed against the room’s down-to-earth feel for a contrast between polish and simplicity. - Martin said she wanted the clip to feel “honest and intimate” so the lyrics could speak for themselves. - Martin said the finished video captures the true heart of the song. - Martin has three Texas Regional Radio Report No. 1s to date: “Lost In The Country,” “Abilene” and “Cowgirls Ride.”

Between the lines: - The rollout leans on both radio momentum and visual storytelling, a common way country artists extend a single’s life cycle. - The Stranger Things-inspired location gives the video a recognizable aesthetic without overpowering the song’s message. - Martin’s catalog continues to blend modern traditional country with a Texas-centered identity.

What’s next: - Martin is focusing on writing and recording for her upcoming album. - Fans can find her music, merchandise and social updates through her website and her Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X and YouTube accounts. - Martin’s broader career remains tied to Texas radio support, live shows and new releases as she moves toward the next project.

The bottom line: - “Quit” is giving Tori Martin another chart boost, and the new video is designed to turn that momentum into longer-lasting attention.